Spring Is Coming And Nat Geo Kids Is Helping Getting Us Bug Ready With A Nat Geo Prize Pack

About Ultimate
Bugopedia:

In a
book CRAWLING with fascinating facts, lively text and more than 400 amazing
images of the weirdest and wackiest insects from all over the globe, the
natural world experts at National Geographic have compiled the ultimate
resource for children ages 7-10. This fully photographic book profiles
bugs, beetles, wasps, bees, ants caterpillars, butterflies, dragonflies, spiders, flies,
crickets and grasshoppers, and centipedes and millipedes. Each profile is
accompanied by cool Did You Know? facts and fact boxes that provide the
scientific name, size, diet, and habitat of each insect. Selected as a
2014 Outstanding Science Trade Book for Students K-12 by the National Science
Teachers Association (NSTA) and the Children’s Book Council, this fresh, exciting
and accurate title allows bug lovers to get up close and personal with these
amazing creatures.

My daughter Goddess loves all things nature. If you have been reading our posts over time, you would have seen many, many bug photos. Her interest is something we support and make sure that if we see a bug, we safely capture it so that she can study it.

Here she is with a dragon fly from last Summer. She doesn't like spiders but every other insect is fair game.Goddess couldn't wait to open the Nat Geo Wild Anteater Bug Vac. Look at that face!

The Ultimate Bug-Opedia is amazing too. This 271 page book is full of glorious after glorious pages of insects that are not only interesting but look beautiful too! Who knew bugs could be so glamorous?!

Look at these pages!

Here is our quick video of the book and the fun bug vac with the removable belly bug viewer.Thanks to Nat Geo one of my readers can win this fun Prize Pack
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